And the Iraq War was a disaster. We spent over $1 trillion. We lost thousands of lives. I had a son that served there. We lost thousands of U.S. lives, thousands of lives over in Iraq. And the Iraq War for at least 20 years is going to affect us. It's already affecting our foreign policy in Syria. It's caused the president to not say, well I don't know if I can do this because of what happened in the Iraq War.

It's affected our domestic policy because the lack of funds, the lack of ability. And it polarized the country. And so I think we pause for a moment and we say, yes he's a good man. But in the end, the Iraq War was such a disastrous decision, it affected this country so dramatically. His tie to history is going to be completely tied to that.

Will says Congress responded to FAA furloughs quickly because they were 'going to inconvenience them' and that 'was unthinkable'

WILL: The comedian Lily Tomlin has a character "the bag lady" who says, "no matter how cynical you get, you can't keep up." Look what happened this week. Two million Americans fly everyday, so in a very few days, you've got a real constituency of the irritated out there, but more importantly, 535 members of Congress fly regularly. And this was going to inconvenience them, which was unthinkable.

So, the FAA having said this was all necessary because the sequester required it to live on the amount of money it had in 2010, now it was chaos to live on 2010 appropriations. So whistleblowers within the FAA began sending out emails saying they were instructed that this had to be as painful as possible, on the theory, that if the government annoys Americans enough, Americans will say we should give the government more money - I don't follow the reasoning there. But the long and the short of this is, George, the sequester is now going to be here for a very long time, because they're going to find ways to make it administered more rationally.

Gingrich says he 'distrusts' a 800 page bill and immigration should be fixed one piece at a time

GINGRICH: I think the more people study the comprehensive bill, the harder it's going to get to be…I think you'd be vastly better off to do what Chairman Goodlatte's doing. Take one piece at a time, I do think it ought to be fixed. But, I think it ought to be fixed one piece at a time, out in the open, with amendments, when you actually know what it means.I distrust deeply 800 page bills, crafted by staff and then launched with great publicity, with nobody actually - none of the Senators I bet has read the bill.

Villaraigosa says 'people will shoot' holes in immigration bill and it will look like 'swiss cheese'

VILLARAIGOSA: I agree, we don't do comprehensive very well. Well, they don't do comprehensive very well. But the fact of the matter is, we're not gonna have an immigration bill that doesn't have a pathway to citizenship. Look even this bill says, 13 years it's going to take. The vast majority of polling has said people think 5 years is an appropriate period of time. This is very tough on border security, it's very tough on the hurdles that you have to overcome to become a citizen. you have to pay back your taxes, you have to have a background check, if we do it piecemeal, we'll have people shoot it, like swiss cheese, and you'll never get a bill.